The Dow and other major indices seem to be holding the line. 

The Dow Jones Industrial average is up less than 6% year to date against the S&P 500 and Russell 3000. 

First day of winter and a bit of a chill in the air on Wall Street with stock features indicating a lower opening reaction due to new strain of Covid. 

The consensus about the market's elasticity and it's latest punch into record territory has to do with the stimulus package and investors anticipation that such package will be delivered in short order by Washington law makers.

With just 2 weeks remaining in 2020, the stock market in a holding pattern in a bit of a trading range. 

I’m thinking of the “Sell in May and go away” adage and figuring whether that might apply for 2021; I think that there is a possibility… 

I’m in the process of revising my ultimate target for the DJIA – which presently stands at 36,000 – from several years ago. 

The Dow showing good tenacity around the 30,000 level. 

The Russell 2000 rising above the pack, significantly outperforming the Dow, Nasdaq and even S&P 500.

Economic revival of significance based on different and diverse sectors.